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SSA ç , \TF CTTY JOURNAL, NYSSA, OREGON, TH UR SD AY, M ARCH 10, 1949
wedding anniversary.
The table
. u j. u m of Noius.
A grou;> of 35 friends gathered centerpiece was a beautiful bouquet
at the home of HMr. and Mrs M. of yellow daffodils, presented by
C. Seuell Friday evening fo r a Mr. and Mrs. O'Neil Holloway.
NU-ACRE3, Mar. 10-M r. and Mrs surpfUe housewalmlng. The hou*.. Tail wmte candle.-. Were p.aced a«
At the
Thomas Evans and Janice were warming was held in conjunction i each end uf uie tabie.
Monday dinner guests of M is with Mr. and Mrs. Seuell’s 30th | nead uf the taole wa . a decorated
I ,ase wishing the couple a ” Happ>
i 30th Anniversary. " Mr. and Mrs.
' oeued cut the cake together in
I he traditional manner. The even
ing was spent minimally playint
games and general visiting after
everyone inspected the house. Re-
fre.snments of sandwiches, potato
I
were ser\ j
by the hostesses, Mrs. L. G. Hawley,
D. L. Du
O'Neil Holloway. The group pre-
.'.ented Mr. and Mrs. Seuell with a
teautiful Aladdin table lamp. Mr.
and Mrs. Seued were very mu n
urorl-ed and delighted with the
party and wish to thank every-
FRIENDS OBSERVE
30th A N N IV E R SA R Y
After All - It’s Best
By EDDY’S LIT T LE BAKERS
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Saturday night were Roger Jen
kins and Mary Lou Grasmick,
with
several
classmates
from
Fruitland.
Mr. and Mrs. F. C. Fry made a
business trip to Payette Tuesday.
Mrs. M. C. Seuell, Jean Blakes-
ley and Terry, and Mrs. J., S.
Huntington of Nyssa were Satur
day shoppers in Ontario Satur
day afternoon.
The Nu-Acres Grange will pre
sent the third degree at its reg-
u'ar meeting Marchl7 at the Nu-
Acres community hall.
Members
0f tj,e N(..A. Plymouth and W ar-
.haw Grange will attend. At the
dar meeting of the Nu-Acres
Orange Mar h 3 four new mem-
bers took the obligation,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Thompson
anc| fam ily and I arrv Jenkins
made a trip to Weiser Sunday
afternoon, in the occasion being the
I títeres* of the 4-H prestram.
A
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Bateman broad’ ast from 2 to 2:30 p. m.
and family, Mrs. F. C. Fry, M iry was held.
Larry Jenkins .«poke
Jo Jenkins and Corynne, Geraldine, for five minutes on the highlights
and Frankie went to Fruitland to 0f the trip he won to Portland
attend a P T. A. meeting, but be- iast fall.
cause of a re ent fire in the aud-
\ load c f clndprblocks were de
itorium, damaging •: i-- taga and llvmrad at the Pry home Sunday
luditorium, the mat
by Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keller of
held.
However,
the
Fruitland Nyssa.
Mr. Fry will soon start
school continued.
building.
Those
from
this
community
Jessie and Frankie Fry have
,'oing roller skating at Ontario been 111 with influenza for the past
wíts W e s t in g h o u s e
week.
Mrs. F. C. Fry called on Mrs.
Nora Wood Sunday. She reports
that Mrs. Wood is bedfast and
will be for at least another week.
Some complications set in causing
Mrs. Wood to return to bed after
her recent operation.
Callers at
the Fry residence Saturday were
Mr. and Mrs. Combs and Donald
of Apple valley and Mr. and Mrs.
dld Boren and Olive Thomson.
A group o f friends gave Ed M er-
oney a surprise birthday party at
hl. h
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.
home Friday evening
Mr.- and Mrs. D. L. Durringtor,
L. D. S.
GOLD and GREEN
1
BALL
and Carole were Sunday evening
guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. H
.
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NYSSA FIRST W A R D
' m c * ' U r ' and Mrs- Norman
Mar-hall of Eagle and Mrs. Don
Cole and daughter o f Ten Davis
vere callers at the Grasmick home
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Preston and
fam ily and J im Preston went to i
I
‘ he Owyhee dam Sunday afternoon
They report the roads in very bad
condition.
Mr. and Mrs. K. L. Baker and
fam ily o f Weiser were Sunday af-
ernoon guests o f Mr. and Mrs. M.
C. Seuell.
LARGE ORCHESTRA
Mrs.
Martin
Hansen’s sister l FLOOR SH O W
Mrs. Emma Hall of Tuson, A ri
zona, called
at Mrs. Hansen's
ionie one day last week.
THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO ATTEND
Mr. and Mrs. G errit Crroot of
Apple Valley were Sunday after
noon ,guests of Mr. and Mrs. George
Smit, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. George Smit, Sr.
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have received word from their son.
Jake, that he has completed six
weeks o f basic training In the
army and is being transferred
from Ft. Ord, California to Aber
deen, Maryland to attend desiel1 Go one mile north o f Nyssa to Columbia avenue,
engineering school.
Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Poe and Linda 1 ihen one mile west to Clark boulevard, then one
of Nampa were Sunday dinner,
mile north to Eureka, then two miles west or five
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Henne.
miles northwest o f Nyssa.
Having sold my ranch,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Flanrey
ind Shirley and Joyce and Mrs. j . ! I will sell all personal property
H. Hogge of Nampa were Sunday
ruests of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Henne.
A birthday dinner was given in i
honor of W. H. Grasmick at his
home Monday evening. The fo l
SALE STARTS A T 1 O ’CLOCK
lowing friends and relatives at- |
ended: Mr. and Mrs. Jack Guern- 1
21— CATTLE— 21
ey and Susie of Ontario, Mr. and
1 Guernsey cow, 5 years, milking, giving 5 gallons.
Mrs. H. P. Ostermiller and M ary
tam er of Pm it land. Mr. and Mrs
1 Guernsey cow, 6 years, giving 4 [A gallons.
George Grasmick and Dick and
1 Guernsey cow, 6 years, giving 5 gallons.
Mrs. Rudolph of Meridian. Later
1 Guernsey cow, 5 years, giving 3 gallons.
in the evening the party was join
ed by Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
1
Holste'.n cow, 5 years, giving 5 gallons.
■Scott, Glennie and Linda o f Nam
1
Jersey
cow, 5 years, giving 4 gallons.
pa,
Mrs.
Leo
Ostermiller
and
Kathryne of Ontario.
1 Guernsey cow, 3 years, giving 3i/C gallons.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cltmer and
1 Guernsey cow, 3 years, giving 3 gallons.
twin daughters of Boise were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs
1 Guernsey cow, 2 years, giving 3 gallons.
L. O. Hawley. Among those call-
1 Jersey cow, 3 years, iresh soon.
nt during the day o see the twin
girls were Mr. and Mrs. W. H
1 Guernsey cow, 4 years, giving 4i/2 gallons.
Grasmick, Mrs. M. C. Seuell, Jean
1 Guernsey cow, 5 years, giving 4'/2 gallons.
tlakeslev and Terry, Mrs. K. L. ,
Taker and children.
1 Guernsey cow, 3 years, giving 4 gallons.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Johnson and
3
Guernsey sprtng heifers, 2 years old, fresh soon.
Leona and Shirley Ann Loe went
1 Holstein heifer, 1 year old.
to Nyssa to a birthday dinner
given in honor of “Grandpa" Me-
4 Guernsey heifer calves.
Minis.
1 Milking shorthorn spring heifer.
Mrs. Gladys Yeats and three
Children spent the week-end with
Cows are T. B. and abortion tested. Herd test 5.2.
her sister. Mrs. Ella Johnson.
] Friday, March 11 — 9 P. M.
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FARM S A LE
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frozen foods safe}— assures steady, safe cold for normal food
keeping. You get H O LD -CO LD C O N TR O L, plus new large
Super Freezer, big Meat Keeper, two Giant Humidrawers and
other great features in the new Westinghouse De Luxe 9.
FRIDAY, MARCH 18
You can be S(JK£../frti Wfcsti nghouse
A New Model o f a Famous Tractor
O liver begins its second century with the introduction o f
a new fleet o f quality farm tractors— including the new
2-3 plow 77 , a tractor with advanced farm features that
make field work faster and more efficient than ever.
The smooth, brisk valve-in-head engine o f the " 7 7 " is a
six— and you have a choice o f three types for the fuel you
prefer: high compression for gasoline, " K D ” for tractor
fuels, and a diesel that will be available later.
1 be "77” will set a new performance mark in the operation
o f power take-off machines with its direct drive unit . . . a
new economy record with its 6-forward-speed transmission in
the Oil Miser case, Fuel Miser governor, and the basic inter-
changeability o f O liver’s full line o f tractor-mounted tools
with all other new Row Crop models. W heels on Row Crop
models are interchangeable, too— with a choice o f cast iron
or stamped steel.
ACT
NOW!
One o f the models in the new O liver fleet is sure to fit your
acreage and farming practices. Available in Row Crop,
Standard, Row Crop with Adjustable Front A xle or Single
Front Wheel. Drop in next time you’re in town.
that* GREAT, NEW WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATORS-at
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BROS. APPLIANCE CO.
so North 1.1 st.
9C qi
Phone 269J
TUNE IN TED M ALONE , , . «very m orning, M onday through Frid ay . . . A B C Network
9 D R 42 1 S
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“The House of Oliver”
I TENDER
C O LU M B IA A V E N U E
Mrs. L. A. Atkeson and Miss
Elizabeth Atkeson arrived Thurs
day
from
Glendale.
California.
Mrs. Atkeson is visiting her daugh
ter and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
C. M. Tensen made a business
trip to Ontario this week.
Mr. and Mrs. B ill Flndling a n d ,
family who have resided in this;
community for several years, mov
ed last week to their farm near
Vale.
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Groot of
Arcadia called on Mr. and Mrs.
Dick Groot Saturday.
The four
some spent the evening playing
pinochle.
Mr. and Mrs. G errit St&m en
tertained last week for Mr. and
Mrs. B ill Findlinig and Mr. and
Mrs. Pete Van de Oord.
Callers at the Dick Groot home
Thursday evening were Mr. and
Mrs. G errit Groot at Apple valley.
Roy Hashitana was a Weiser
visitor last week.
M ACH INER Y
1 AN John Deere tractor, 1948, with power tools.
1 BN John Deere tractor, 1946 model.
1 John Deere intergant plow.
1 Six-foot John Deere disc, practically new.
1 Combination spud and beet cultivator, with tools.
1 12-foot cultipacker.
1 Three-section spike-tooth harrow.
1 Side dresser.
1 Wooden float.
4 Planet, Jrs.
1 Milk cart.
1 McCormick-Deering side rake.
1 John Deere beet windrower, used one season.
1 Iron wheeled wagon.
1 Surge milking machine.
6 Milk cans.
About 4 tons o f baled hay.
Many other items.
TERMS CASH
LUNCH SERVED ON GROUNDS
D E L M O SM ITH, Owner
Cols. Bert Anderson and Joe Church, Auctioneers
GARRISON
REPAIR SHOP
Re-Opened For Business
W e do all kinds of plow work and welding, repair all types of
farm machinery and build beet beds, trailers, etc.
Fresh Daily at
Your Grocer's
DALE GARRISON
-CECIL
GOWEN
PHONE OAR2
Dale Garrison Farm 3 Miles Southwest of Nyssa